Comparative Analysis of Business Organizations and Stakeholder Goals

This essay provides an analysis of different types of business organizations, including public limited companies, private limited companies, voluntary sector organizations, and public sector entities like fire brigades. It explores their objectives, missions, legal structures, and sizes. The essay compares public and private limited companies, using Sainsbury's and McDonald's as examples, discussing their size, scope, and functions. It also examines the interrelation of different functions within Sainsbury's and how they contribute to organizational objectives. Furthermore, the essay delves into the characteristics and goals of voluntary organizations like Oxfam, emphasizing their role in addressing social issues. The analysis highlights the importance of stakeholders and the responsibilities of enterprises in achieving their objectives while meeting stakeholder expectations. This document is available on Desklib, a platform providing study tools for students.

BUSINESS
ORGANIZATION

INTRODUCTION
• Business environment is analysed as all the external and internal
factors that affect how the company functions including employees,
customers, management, supply and demand along with the business
regulations. There are various type of business enterprise operates in
this environment with different aims and purpose behind regulation of
business operations. These business enterprises have their business
operations in different size and scope along with their own ways
raising funds for continuous sustaining in market. In this
presentation, four types different types of organization have been

Cont..
This will entail comparisons between a Public limited
company (Plc.) and a Private limited company (Ltd) in their
footings of their ownership, purposes, and sectors of activity
and key stakeholders. Effectiveness of these organizations
in attaining the objectives of the stakeholders and
responsibilities of enterprise and strategies adopted by
organization to meet those responsibilities.

Private sector
• : From the effective research and study, it has been
recognised that private sector refers to those organisations
whose ownership and operation is controlled by the private
individuals or groups. It can also be considered as those
enterprises who are not able to private their share and
ownership to the public. These business enterprise came in
to existence in the market of UK by getting their funds from
the private individuals, investors, owners capital and
financial institution.

Objectives
• To become most preferred fast food restaurant chain of UK, by
serving high quality products and services.
• Continuously raising profitability by increasing customer base
across the countries.
• Expansion of business operations across the countries.
• Increasing market share by 10% in every quarter as compared to
rivals like Burger king

Vision:
• It is the statement of organisation which reflects their
future desired position in market. In this context,
McDonald's is the fast food restaurant chain that is
operating their business with a vision to continue its top
position in the global fast food chain restaurant market
with more than 36000 locations worldwide, McDonald's
shows resilience and success through continuous
innovation and aggressive marketing. Its success is an
indicator of business effectiveness in attaining objectives.

Mission
• : It is statement of firm that determines its actions to meet
the vision in the future. McDonald's mission is to be their
customer's favourite place and way to eat and drink. Their
global worldwide operations are aligned with the global
strategy called plan to win which focuses on the customer
experience like people. Products place, price and
promotion.

Legal structure
• From the market research, it is identified that firms in private sector operates there
business in different kinds of legal structure like:
• Sole traders: It is considered as simplest form of structure in which there is only single
owner who responsible for regulation and control the business and possess liability of every
business situation either profits and loss. For example: McDonald's have also provided their
outlets to some private owners in different countries in the form of Franchise.
• Partnership: It is also considered as major form of private sector enterprise that posses
two more owners who invests their capital in business with an aim to maximize profits and
high returns. These partnership firms have limited liability as owners share capital and
posses control over business. In UK, presently there are 1.2 million sector firms. McDonald's
outlets in some countries are owned by individuals in partnership with an aim of getting
maximum amount of return.

Public sector
• It has been analysed that the economy of public sector is directly controlled by the
government and government agencies. Large scale business organization which
regulates at international level by having public ownerships. It is clearly identified
as those firms who issues their shares in market to the public for getting
investment and monetary funds used to perform business projects and activities.
Sainsbury is supermarkets is UK's longest retailing food retailing chain, having
opened its first store in 1869. Company is presently in the tertiary and secondary
sector this is because it provides service, sell food and also have their own farms.

Main goals and purpose
• At Sainsbury, they will deliver an continuous improving
quality shopping experience for their customers with the
quality products at fair prices. Their main aim is to
increase the expectation of customers for healthy, safe,
fresh and making their lives easier every day.

Vision and Mission
• Vision: These statements has determined there future
desired position in retail industry of UK. Vision statement
is company is To become as successful market retailer of
food products and increasing customers by satisfying
needs to customers.
• Mission: Mission statements of Sainsbury is to be
consumer's first choice for food and delivering the
products of outstanding quality and effective service at a
competitive cost through working faster, simpler and
together.

Legal structure
• These enterprises operates in structures which are as
follows:
• Franchise: Organizations in public sector also provides these
franchises to other companies in different nations by taking the
amount of royalty for using their brand name and recognition for
regulation of business. Sainsbury have also provided their
franchises to other individuals or organization to increase their
brand recognition as well as sale of products in market.
• Workers cooperative: Those public sector organization in which
the workers also have their ownership in their organisation.
Organization issue its share to their employees in the form of
bonus or getting an investment.